Prospective PhD Students and Group Members
Golam is pleased to consider applications from prospective PhD students, staff and interns. Please send an outline of your proposed research idea and CV to
Golam.
For further information about studying for a PhD in the University of Bristol Department of Psychiatry see here.
Education and Professional Qualification
CCT in General Adult Psychiatry & GMC Full Registration with License to Practice
PhD in Psychiatry, University of Cambridge (2013)
MRCPsych, Royal College of Psychiatrists (2009)
MPhil in Epidemiology, University of Cambridge (2005)
MBBS, University of Dhaka (2002)
Employment
Jan 2017 – Wellcome Trust Intermediate Clinical Fellow, Department of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge
Nov 2016 – Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust
Mar 2017 – Honorary Consultant, Cambridge University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Positions of Responsibility
2014 –'18 Member of Executive Committee, Faculty of Academic Psychiatry, Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK
2014 –'17 Member of Governing Body, Darwin College, University of Cambridge
Fellowships/Grants
Principal Investigator, Intermediate Clinical Fellowship, Wellcome Trust (2017–2020)
Principal Investigator, Clinical Lecturer Starter Grant, Academy of Medical Sciences (2015–2018)
Gosling Fellowship, Royal College of Psychiatrists (2015)
Clinical PhD Programme at the University of Cambridge, Wellcome Trust (2010–2013)
Shell Centenary Scholarship (2004–2005)
Awards
NIHR Rising Star, UK (2017)
Young Investigator Award, International Congress on Schizophrenia Research, USA (2015)
Young Investigator Award, International Early Psychosis Association, Japan (2014)
Teaching Responsibilities
Module Lead, Psychiatric Epidemiology, MPhil in Epidemiology and MPhil in Public Health courses, Cambridge Institute of Public Health (since 2016)
Clinical Work
Golam has a special interest in the management of treatment resistant depression and depression in people with chronic inflammatory physical illness. To arrange a private psychiatric consultation, please contact him at pa-golamkhandaker@bristol.ac.uk.
Please note this inbox is not secure to receive confidential patient information.
Research Consulting
Golam is happy to consider consulting work for pharmaceutical, neuroscience, charity and other organisations. Scope of such work may include advising on study design including use of behavioural, cognitive and immunological tests, statistical analysis of epidemiological cohort or clinical trial data, writing of formal reports, representation of clients at regulatory bodies.
